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Fender Standard Telecaster LH [2009-2018]
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Guitare électrique pour gaucher de la marque Fender appartenant à la série Standard Telecaster

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  • graigauriegraigaurie

    Fender Standard Telecaster LH [2009-2018]Publié le 26/02/13 à 15:02
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    Fender Mex que y'a pas besoin de présenter le produit.

    UTILISATION

    Légère, agréable, facile d'accès.

    SONORITÉS

    Manque de polyvalence ( ben oui, c'est une Telecaster !!!!! ) mais un changement de sélecteur 3 positions par un sélecteur 4 positions pour avoir un double micros change agréablement et permet beaucoup plus de possibilités.
    Je ne voulais pas y monter un vrai humbucker dessus, histoire de pas défoncer la lutherie inutilement, et franchement, ça a changer ma vie.

    AVIS GLOBAL

    Des Nocaster '61 seront bientôt montés, histoire d'avoir ZE son que je cherche, mais les modifs' expliquées précedemment ne me font pas regretté mon choix.

    Je ne la changerai pour r…
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    Fender Mex que y'a pas besoin de présenter le produit.

    UTILISATION

    Légère, agréable, facile d'accès.

    SONORITÉS

    Manque de polyvalence ( ben oui, c'est une Telecaster !!!!! ) mais un changement de sélecteur 3 positions par un sélecteur 4 positions pour avoir un double micros change agréablement et permet beaucoup plus de possibilités.
    Je ne voulais pas y monter un vrai humbucker dessus, histoire de pas défoncer la lutherie inutilement, et franchement, ça a changer ma vie.

    AVIS GLOBAL

    Des Nocaster '61 seront bientôt montés, histoire d'avoir ZE son que je cherche, mais les modifs' expliquées précedemment ne me font pas regretté mon choix.

    Je ne la changerai pour rien au monde, sauf pour la faire reliquer, mais c'est une autre histoire.
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  • King LoudnessKing Loudness

    Une autre guitare niveau décent mi

    Fender Standard Telecaster LH [2009-2018]Publié le 12/08/11 à 06:09
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    The Fender Standard Tele is made in their Mexico plant to offer an alternative to the Fender American line, which is pricey for some people. This guitar has been in production for several years and many players use them as great country or rock guitars, or as modding platforms to replace the parts to make it as good as some of the higher end Teles that exist. This guitar comes stock with an alder body, a maple neck with 21 frets, Fender tuners and bridge with six saddles, and the typical Tele layout of two pickups with a single volume and tone control set, along with a 3 way selector switch. Here's the full list of specs:

    Body: Alder
    Body Shape: Telecaster

    Neck
    Neck Shape:Modern "C" Shape
    Number of Frets:21
    Fret Size:Medium Jumbo
    Position Inlays:Black Dot Position Inlays
    Fretboard Radius:9.5" (24.1 cm)
    Fretboard:Maple
    Neck Material:Maple
    Neck Finish:Tinted Satin Urethane
    Nut Width:1.650 (42 mm)
    Scale Length:25.5" (64.8 cm)
    Neck Plate:Standard 4 Bolt
    Truss Rod Nut:3/16" Adjustable Hex Nut

    Electronics
    Pickup Configuration:S/S
    Bridge Pickup:Standard Single Coil Tele Bridge Pickup
    Neck Pickup:Standard Single Coil Tele Neck Pickup
    Pickup Switching:3-Position Blade: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickups, Position 3. Neck Pickup
    Controls:Master Volume, Master Tone

    Hardware
    Hardware:Chrome
    Bridge:6-Saddle Strings-Thru-Body Tele Bridge
    Tuning Machines:Standard Cast/Sealed Tuning Machines
    String Nut:Synthetic Bone
    Switch Tip:"Barrel" Style Switch Tip

    Tools
    Truss Rod Wrench:0.1875"

    Miscellaneous
    Strings:Fender USA Super 250L's, NPS (.009-.042 Gauges)
    Unique Features:Vintage Styling, Fender Transition Logo, Parchment Plastic Parts

    Accessories
    Case/Gig Bag:Standard Gig Bag
    Pickguard:3-Ply Parchment
    Included Accessories:Standard Gig Bag
    Control Knobs:Knurled Chrome

    UTILIZATION

    The design of a Tele isn't quite as ergonomic as the Strat, as it lacks much of the contouring and is usually a bit heavier in weight when compared to the streamlined and light Stratocaster. However, to my ears this contributes to a thicker and punchier tone that generally leads me to prefer Tele tones over Strat in a wider variety of settings. The upper fret access on the Tele is decent, but limited somewhat by the fact that it is a single cutaway design.

    Getting a good sound out of this and any other Tele is quite simple. They are a very user friendly and responsive guitar (IE: you get out of it what you put in). If you're a light touch player, it'll respond that way. If you dig in, it'll bite right back. This responsiveness is apparent in the Mexican made Teles despite their low price and it contributes to getting a great tone very easily.

    SOUNDS

    I've tried many of these guitars through a myriad of different amps that were designed for both clean and high gain. I tended to prefer this guitar with cleaner amps such as Fenders for that classic country pickin' tone, or perhaps that really unique bassy jazz tone that the Tele offers as well. However, it also works very well with mid and higher gain due in part to the thicker mass of the body as well as the bright bridge pickup and maple neck. These factors lead to the creation of a rock tone that will cut through any mix with ease! Watch that tone knob... as things may get TOO bright in some cases, but you can work around it especially if you're using a darker amp. It works very well for rock rhythms and blends quite nicely in a setting with a Les Paul or other similar humbucker equipped guitar too.

    OVERALL OPINION

    All in all I feel that the Fender Standard Tele is a great guitar for someone who wants that rippin' Tele vibe for not a lot of cash. They come in a variety of cheerful colours and for the $500 new that they cost you really can't go wrong. Again, as with the Strats, I will say that the electronics aren't the best in this guitar (I prefer the ones used in the USA Strats and Teles) but with a pickup/electronics swap you're set to rock!